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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1952-12-26, Page 8• • ,,q14,itil ; " l,41.4,744O , 011E OAStALTT, 1JPE BOND RT'AND, SIORNESS 41 -,ND WINDSTORM 4jng.019-,RoOt9a who , • #•` $0flitte. 4CEZ: 1tORTARX0 1,4#1:/roOKW4A,N'S MUTITAI, ;AMPS II4SURANCE gledlY given, 'WATSON & REID tic RISID - Proprietor sUrarico,and Real Estate Phofl 214 Seaforth • FOR SALE *ode Dwelling on East W11 111031 St. New air conditioning unit. thInneMate possession. Two -Storey Dwelling on Centre t. All modern conveniences. Well fOrAted• Early Possession. Modern 2 -Storey Dwelling, with arage. Sperling St. 'Possession arranged. In Kgmondville, 1% storey three - !bedroom dwelling; double lot, and arable; 'small fruis. Possession within a wiOnth• Brick Goderich St. *stiate eavessiaz Comfortble 0 -room Dwelling in WhifkroP ; 1/3 acre of land, with Med Mts. Early 'possession. Prairie Dwelling, on Victoria St., ith nil modern conveniences. Pos- aosilon arranged: Other Properties Also Listed M. A. REID SEAL ESTATE : PHONE 214 SahlatiOn AnTlaar-4A;t1 day School; 7 Kula lug; 4:50 P331-,-LT4,62' Crafts, Venlig rikIIIK Prayer Meeting. A. come- - First Presbyterian Church,. -..- aan., Bible Close and Kne4mt „0. tortt0510: Prifteit 0.917.9h ,4^r1 3.0 $ *,$ g9U904; ,44.41t „.„ 1,1,44Ati4;..41X0k.,0.4 • '04*, Lee 414414#0004, PV. 4444 ,n11 *1t,:,00491wttQflr AtAtipft, 4,4001*,At AR. Thelaaft! Chefek, 3rAfil.rkbPfIO., 24; XidUtOt School; 11 a.m., "God's lgew YSP4'.4114730`7,1*.,.712y.L1.1:9114°E13441-.7. DT742'148-7119:azin°1'. Junior COngregation; 7 P. "Kr 4i••• s•cuo'01 10, 4444 monfils, Prarer, 11 a.m.; Evening Pr*Yer.. 7 p.m. St, Mitrrs, uil-Dec. 25, CAlesirass Day; Piety Communion, „..,. • .•W ..".71-9Aget „.. nti*r.onioarpowno..10.., 1,..„4..••••il•,!..4•4414illy.-4,.-4,l'"..4-.i.49,..ml.".. • • Mre,, TheISEVRhait,15:tleliee jet ThUsday. $e 40d giell ak leg fer Alpe months, havieg anger. a'fractiired lily in a fall. The former gertrade 44ee Kaiser,. she was born in Brieetiad and entne to live in thisdist, net fOl- owing her marriage in Water in 1922- She vealded a few Tem le Stratterd.Ber husband died in Sbe was a remberet First Presbyterian Church, SeafOth. Surviving are •two sons, Alvin, of Clinton, and Keith, of Seafortli; a daughter, Mrs. Chutes WrIWO, of, Kitchener; 15 grandchildren; a brother... A. E. Kaiser, Vrmillion, Alta., and a half-sister, Mrs. Min- nie Medaugh, Flint. The body rested at the G. A. Whitn.eyfuneral home, where Rev. D. Glenn Camithell condulited ser- vice at 2:30 p.m. Saturdayi The pallbearers were Wm. Box, Itoss •Dfurde;ItOlatitSbott, Joseph Grummett,,, 4edrew Crozier and Bruce Sharp :'.Flowerhearrs were Arthur and 'ajerry.;;kalmae, John Gruzamett end Mervin. Nott. In- terment waS Harpurhey ceme- tery. 'blue raP SOLID FUEL. FOR SOLID COMFORT Th. Color Guarantees the quality WILLIS DUNIDAS Phone 306,,,i Rai. 192M eetaveveenareeeessaneweneeenseenowen "Ring Out Wild Bells Across The Snow ... !" Tennyson May Your Christmas Be Merry and Your New Year Happy McKindsey Drugs Fo our many patrons and friends we extend our sincere good wishes for continued health and happiness for the holiday season! WILLIAM M. HART COAL DEALER Phone 784 Seaforth LEMON'S TAXI All Passengers insured PHONES: 162-J or 112-W FRANK'S SERVICE "The Service You Will Appreciate" Extends GREETINGS Our sincere swish friends and patrons tained in' these words: to our is con - simple "Merry Christmas" F. C. GRIEVE • , A wealth of Health, Happiness and Prosperity is our wish for all our friends. W. E. SOUTHGATE ( INSURANCE Phone 334 : Seaforth • alDesigns: ornactiV. Jo Trpcl Fish - Grer:44s • . cr2t.. FLOWERS Owned and Oneratod. 1,Y ERIC and BARBARA MILNER Phone 393 : Seaforth "Flowers Wired Arrywhere." o o 0. 0 0. 00000 0 W. .1, CLEARY * ' Seaforth r Ont. 0. C> LICENSED EMBALMER 0 0 ARO FUNERAL DIRECTOR 0 0 Night or Dar Cells 335 0 IC> . • 10 <> 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 10 0 J. A. BURKE * Funeral Director 0 420. and Ambulance Service 0 DUBLIN ONT. 0 Night or Day Calls: 0 10 Phone 43 r JO <> * 0 0 0 <> 0 0 <> 100000000000 10G. A.- WHITNEY Funeral Home 10 Goderlch St. W., Seafoeth ;0: ABULANCE, SERVICE IC* Adjustable hospital beds * for rent. 110, 'LOWERS FOR EVERY * OCCASION 7olordephete: Day or Nights 111 * if> EfigaGence 65 tO O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,to 0'0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 Disixict Obituaries • Idr. and rlif** #•414-#1,0, Pa, aVa Meator0, who.* 0,aa q t: 'Mra7 holm aaneinted 4110rdetr4tor P&p the new /108041, VOW' at the 'On Searle:t • 'Geore.; home or Itir, 9.44 Mrs- PaIllke, 4000.Grp 1qa$1i jack lance?, brether4n.47 Thompson ha. il?ieen„ lanitioniAre apztdiug illP;91107' panted aeration: fererlien wee helidye'St. thirluMarliere,-• mre. mr, ifeeischer is fornterly• •MitiPtsy, Bregger;'Ido, of Listowel. spending' Chrletleixe With her 1:041;7 Mr. and Mrs„, James 11111 have erMr., F. S. Wagge. . • gone to spend Christmas with their and Afrs. H. W. SagerCref'sse son and daughter-in-law, Mr. sad Point WispdO, Mich., Ware gaeStS arya Ms. . and grandchildren. of Mr, Mid Mrs. Harvey Mason over Mr. and Mrs. ma were 56 yeathe weekend . married December 23. • 'Miss Blagehe Lightowler, Wind - Mr. and Mrs. J. K. B. Brown and sor, is a Chriiiteuts gUSSt of Mr. Stephen, Toronto, were Sunday and Mrs. J. A. Westeett. guests of Mrs. 3. M. Govenlock and Mr. and Mrs. W. Gibson 'White, Mrs. Mae Dorranee. 1 Lodon, spent Sunday with the Mr. William Mann, University of former's mother, IVirs. M.Wthite. Western Ontario, ie spendingMiss Mergaret Grieve, ,Oakville, Christmas at thehome of his par- is spendin4e Christmas holidays ents, Dr. and Mr. J. A. Munn. with her mother, Mrs: 1. L. Grive. Miss Mary Donde, Toronto, is miss Fforenee'rLaiia.w, Toronto, a Christmas guest of Mi. and Mrs. is spending -Christmas at her home R. B. Holmes. • :here. Miss Jean McadaateiIfeg.N., Sick Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hoover Childre's Hospital, Torono, is and family, Windsr, and Mrs. spending Christmas at the home of Hughso'and-Anne, Toronto, are her parents. Dr. and MTS. E. A. Mc,' speeding Christmas with Mr. and Master. Mr,. 3.E. Keating. Mr. Ken Willis, Toronto, ist Misses Abbie and Wlha Seip spending the Christmas holidays are spending Christmas in KW. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F, E. Willis. • 1�r. Ronald R. Rennie. University of Toronto, is• spending the Christ- mas holidays with his parents. Mr and Mi. td R. 'Rennie. Miss Anne Brodie, Toronto, end Miss Jean Brodie, Kirkland Lake, are Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brodie. Miss Ethel MaelCa, Toronto, is spending the Christmas holidays with Mrs: J. E. Daley and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mason. Miss Doris Pullman, Brussels, 1.43 a Christmas guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Syd. Pullman. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Willis are spending Christmas' with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Walter, Dundas. Mr. Donald MacTavish, Toronto, is a Christmas guest of Mrs. John MacTsvish. Miss Dorothy Smith, Hamilton, and Mr. Delbert Smith, University of Western Ontario, are Christmas guests of their parent, dr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Dinnen and Cathy, Petrone, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright. Mr. John Pethick ia spending Christmas with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrir.‘Thomee M. Grieve, Egmondville, left Saturday to spend the winter in Chatham with their daughter, Miss Bess Grieve. Miss Mary Lou Sills, Brescia Hall, London, and Ronald Sills, As- sumption College, Windsor, are spending the Christmas holidays at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sills. Miss Shirley Muir and Mrs Olga Moguer, Yorkton, Sask., both at- tending school in Brantford, are spending the Christmas holidays with the former's parents, air. and Mrs. John Muir. Mr. Fred Johnston is spending Christmas with friends in Hamil- ton. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Thompson, Toronto, will be spending the Christmaa holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Longstaff, also Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Laidlaw and family. Mr, James Wallace is speeding Christmas with his mother in To- ronto. Mrs. g. J3, P05.1L VP1 Miss A. tinker of bananas is called a Bertha Mowry, ToroiltO 'iti 7i miss I hand. LATE JOHN V. GARVEY GODERICH-Attended by a large number of citizens from the sur- rounding district and from more distant pointa,.the funeral service for John Vincent Garvey, Ashfield township, was held in St. Joseph's Church, Kinghridge, Friday morn- ing. Solemn High Mass of "-Requiem was selebrated by deceased's bro- ther, Rev. Edwin C. Garvey, Toron- to, assisted by Rev. Wheel Dalton, Rev, Father Le Bel, Rev Father Van Wymecitt, parish piest, and others. The pallbearers were Matthew Foley, John S. Dalton, John O'Con nor, Frank Dalton, L. Salewsti and James Doherty. Interment took place in Kingsbridge cemetery. LATE MRS. W. ELLIGSON 00000 This Season is an oppor- tune time to thank you for your patronage during the past year. With this goes a wish for a Happy Holiday from Eric and Barbara Milner BRODHAGEN-Mrs. William El- ligson, a life-long resident of Log- an township, died at the Stratford General Hospital Sunday afternoon, aged 73 years. She had been in failing health for a few months 'and seriously ill for two weeks, during which time she had been a patient in the hos- pital. The former Elizabeth Puschel- berg, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Puschelberg, she wa6 born in Logan township on June 17, 1879. On January 23,- 1901, she was married to William Elligson and they farmed in. Logan township, at lot 7, concession 6. She was a member of First Lutheran Church, Legn. The deceased' is survived by her husband; two sons, William and George, both at home; two daugh- ters, Carolyn, Hamilton, and Edtia, Stratford; one sister, Miss Carolyn Puschelberg, Monkton. The body is resting at the Lock- hart Funeral Home, Mitchell, where funeral service will be held Wed- nesday afternoon, Dec. 24, at 200 o'clock, followed by a memorial service in First Lutheran Church, Logan T.OSIvIlhin. at 2:30 pm. Rex. Cecil Klages will officiat; ann• in- terment will be in the adJOitlidg celn6fed. • CLINTON ARAN Holiday visitors at theta' fsPat- tive homes 'nankin: Misfal Gibbings, Duncliigdia it, Turner, Toronto; Mi Sn Vvaaffia Iladford, Lon- don, with lina %tither; Mrs J. Rad- ford; Mr: aild Mrs. Dipple and family, tbwmanville , with the latly'S 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Potter; Mr. and Mrs. G. •Gilbank at Allenford; Mr. and 'MTS. E. J. Jen- kins with their son, Dr. :George Jenkins, in London. chener and London. Miss Ruth Shinen, Toronto, is spending the Christmas holidays at the home of her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shineri„. Mr. "Altan Ryan 7 Toronto; Miss Mary Ryan, Preton; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryan, Toronto, ad Mrs. Camilla Ryan, Aylmer, ere"Christ- mas guests of Mrs. T. O'Loughlin. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Evans and son, Craig, Toronto, are spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Westcott. ft• ' „f: ot4:11°3"ili'Vp.13, 4,4 itt 00. ACV :N.rTON.• *493*44049. 4*e0* Nvah •t4+alo.,POS. . • : • ,' • Y914Wri ,17445SP#,0; ' . ••• vow Ow MOR"' gARY: etRANT: ' "pRAKE The.*mlIfO of So verge loam WA', an ArsktaktairOircollaedX 424VMORP..IMtl.41f.. • • ..H.4)CT THURSDAY,' FRIBAY,:;4411011 Y TECHINI01.0R • " • RA,140,VCONNOR -!Or-II04.Styr Visiting in 'the GENE NEt4y „. flosiik;the.airaw,,Tesel'ar Oluewith ik.,,gtoilass4 f Rain. *It's a musical Crdy, 1, • WATCH. FOR/THE QUIET MA , , . • .•.. CONSTANCE There will be no service in the Church on Sunday. Sunday school will be held at the .usual time. Christmas Concert At Ontario Street Church in Clinton The ,annual Christmas concert of Ontario Street Sunday School, Clin- ton, was held in the church ball last Thursday, with the supenn tendent, Mr. Charles Stewart, pre- siding. The following program was giv- en: Chairman's remarks by Rev. G. Eagle; primary department's ex- ercise and song, with Mrs. Powell and Miss liabkirk in charge; Rhythm Band by 10 boys of Miss Johnston's and Mrs. Aiken's class; a skit, "Christmas Goodies," by Mrs. Piper's class; song. "Some Folks Do," by Mrs. Doggart's class; recitation, Alvin Potter; song, "That's What I Want For Christmas," by Douglas and Betty Ann Gibbings; Christmas, sougo by girls of Mrs. •Sly's class; play, ". Christmas Doll," by Mrs. Shob- brook's class; song,- "Frosty, the Snovrraan," boys of Mr. Levis' class; piano solos by Mt's, E. Rad- ford for Junior Bible Clss; Chrst- i mas songs by girls of Miss Thomp- son's and Miss Freeman's claw es. Santa arrived and distributed gift* frem a well-adn tree, Vree SKATING CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON, 14' SKATING CHRISTMAS NIGHT and FRIDAY NIGH, DECEMBER 26th At Regular Admission 'Wish You Ali A Meiry, Christ AND A Happy New Year WILLIS' SHOE STORE "The Little Store With the BIG Values" - SEAFORTH We will close at 9 p.m., Saturday, December 27 "We're going to the IfoeNey Game" 1 ----A 4-'41 4,--.4! 44.41.< 4,4 44-4, 4,4.1, ; .4.11., ,4444 , 44441, 44,_.k 4,44 )4,11 20% DISCOUNT ON ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FROM NOW UNTIL THE END OF THE YEAR 11 Staffen's Heating & Plumbing Phone 49 : Seaforth JUNIOR 93' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27th 9:00 p.m. LONIMN at SEAFORTH If y'ou miss this Junior 'IT Hockey, you miss the best in the country! ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 25e AVNirmess.„.; 4444,, e4g, ;4-41, ;441, • '4, J,44- /444, ;4:4 -ot. 4.4,1 4444, FLOWERS • . Stores tnSeaferth and .ruseela ."'"•' • • :1 •1:1 I( ;4.44: .1,44.•• • • , ' 41, ; 1 14'